Sentence examples for rebound relatively from inspiring English sources

The damage and devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 severely affected the state's economy and infrastructure notably in southern Louisiana although oil and gas extraction did rebound relatively quickly.

It rebounded relatively smoothly through an aggressive bailout policy built around nationalization and carving the troubled assets of banks off into a so-called bad bank.

Although a limited number of studies indicate that both aerobic and anaerobic populations may rebound after treatment with relatively low concentrations (< 2% weight) of oxidants (e.g., Allen and Reardon 2000), the posttreatment environment may have pH levels that are unfavorable for microbial activity depending upon site conditions (Kastner et al. 2000; Siegrist et al. 2001).

Each company has seen its share price suffer of late despite apparently bright prospects, and each could well rebound from the current confusion in relatively short order.

The methylprednisolone was tapered relatively quickly (over 2 4 days), which might have led to rebound pulmonary inflammation [ 9].

We estimate that even with a relatively high annual growth rate of 4.5percentt, it would take Syria more than 20 years just to rebound to its 2010 pre-conflict GDP level.

Deforestation rates may rebound.

Fertility can rebound.

He can rebound.

Buy before they rebound.

And it'll rebound.